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Toni BakerThe bacterium is seen in more than 140 million cases worldwide and causes more than 30,000 deaths each year.
Kevin Faigle“This has the potential to help create better discourse, dialogue, national security measures and policy options cross-nationally and cross-culturally.”
Milledge Austin“This new national study, looking back at the delta and omicron variants of COVID-19, demonstrates the power and utility of geospatial and data visualization analysis,” said Dr. Neil J. MacKinnon.
A graph of how long Americans sleep forms a U-shaped pattern across our lives.
Stacey EidsonRenowned immunologists and vascular biologists Drs. Lynn Hedrick and Klaus Ley from the prestigious La Jolla Institute for Immunology in California will begin their new roles as co-directors of the new Center for Immunology at Augusta University in...
Lindsey MorrisDr. Pandya Bhaumik, the newest graduate of the Biochemistry and Cancer Biology Program at Augusta University, is off to his next venture in a senior research role with well-known biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. The Biochemistry and Cancer...
One day a tear fluid workup could be as routine as bloodwork during a physical exam as well as in diagnosing a myriad of conditions, from dry eye disease to Alzheimer’s.
The clues from standard testing are sufficient to rapidly initiate aggressive treatment to reduce or prevent kidney destruction.
Jennifer Hilliard ScottThe federally funded vascular biologist has mentored more than a dozen aspiring scientists.
Si-Long Chen“A couple of years ago, I was stocking boxes in some store. And now, I have calculus under my belt, and I'm confident," said student Richard Baker.
This month, four collaborative research projects were chosen by the Converge Application Review Committee to receive a $10,000 grant to study rural health in both Georgia and Scotland.
Two graduate programs at Augusta University that first matriculated students in fall 2019 are preparing to recognize their first cohorts of graduates this spring.
The algorithm could significantly speed up the process of identifying which drugs work together.
“It turns out only a quarter of the people exposed to the same traumatic event will go on to develop PTSD and it’s not understood why some do and some don’t,” said Dr. Almira Vazdarjanova.
Higher education levels can translate to lower allostatic load in Black women.
From a pool of more than 5,000 applicants, sophomore Dipen Mehta was one of about 400 U.S. students who were awarded Goldwater scholarships for the 2022-23 academic year.
Personalized mutations should be considered more in cancer therapy development.
Diabetes damages damages existing blood vessels and ability to grow new ones. Exercise could help.
Adjusting the enzyme's level could provide potential treatment of aging and Alzheimer's.
Dr. Justin Xavier Moore has been recognized with an American Association for Cancer Research Minorities in Cancer Research award.